Studio Bones has already prepared a perfect replacement for My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia was a sensational series that gained huge popularity in Japan, but also around the world. My Hero Academia became a huge success thanks to its incredible manga story, but without the amazing anime adaptation, it wouldn't be as big as it is today.

My Hero Academia will soon be dethroned by a new superhero anime

Kohei Horikoshi recommends a new replacement for My Hero Academia to fans

MHA has a new Horikoshi-recommended replacement – and it could be Shonen Jump's next big hit.

My Hero Academia's the anime adaptation started in 2016 and recently reached its beautiful conclusion in 2025. For almost 10 years, its anime adaptation was handled by Studio Bones and many would say it was the studio's biggest new project.

Now, with My Hero Academia however, Studio Bones needs a new golden childand that series may already be here. At the moment, it seems so Studio Bones' new replacement for My Hero Academia might just be the new hit series, Gachiakuta. Gachiakuta he just started this year and many new projects are already ready for him. Of course, Bones isn't completely leaving My Hero Academia, and there are other MHA projects on the way as well.

Gachiakuta is Bones studio's new big hit to replace MHA

Gachiakuta is Bones studio's new big hit to replace MHA

  • My Hero Academia Has Left Behind A Big Hole

  • Studio Bones will now rely on the big hit Gachiakuta

My Hero Academia Season 8 had fans on the edge of their seats with the immense quality it brought. Many would consider it the Anime of the Year, and not just because of how great the final arc was. The animation, direction and production provided by the legendary Studio Bones was on a whole other level. The expectations of the fans were not only met, but completely exceeded in every way. My Hero Academia Season 8 was so great that not a single episode got less than a 9/10.

People are not born equal. We are all shaped differently, which leads us to care for others. It is because one's mind and body are unlike anyone else's that we are drawn to others in search of common ground. This is the truth about the society I met when I was 17. — Izuku Midoriya, My Hero Academia

However, the main My Hero Academia anime is now over and with that Studio Bones' biggest series is out of the picture. This left a huge gap for the new series to become the studio's biggest project, and many believe it to be none other than Gachiakuta.

Gachiakuta is a new rising Shonen series that has become an instant sensation

Gachiakuta is a new rising Shonen series that has become an instant sensation

Gachiakuta is a new anime series animated by Studio Bones. This anime was originally released on July 6, 2025and at this point, it's still releasing new episodes every week, even as it nears the end of its first season.

It's pretty clear to see Gachiakuta is a hit with most anime fans. The story based on the manga of the same name is written and illustrated by the talented mangaka Kei Urana and has already won fans. It follows the story of the protagonist Rudo, who is far from the average shonen MC. Ruda is driven by nothing but revenge. After being thrown into a pit, he awakens to his powers and unlocks vital tools. Rudo and the other characters in the series are fascinating to watch and the dark twists and exciting battles made this series a fun ride for everyone.

Gachiakuta season 1 is not even over yet and many new projects are already planned in the series. For example, there is a new video game in development as well as a theater play.

Gachiakuta Season 2 has already been confirmed and shows a special treatment from Studio Bones

Gachiakuta Season 2 has already been confirmed

Gachiakuta season 1 was huge. It immediately gained great popularity in Japan and overseas became one of Crunchyroll's most popular series of the year.

Without a doubt, the series has become massive in a short period of time. Many fans will be pleased to learn that the future of the series is already in motion. Gachiakuta Season 2 has already been confirmed and lighted by Studio Bones. This is huge and all fans of the series are excited.

My Hero Academia Horikoshi Anime Change from Manga

My Hero Academia Anime will officially make a major change to the manga

The anime is going to deviate from the manga and change the ending.

However, exact details such as the release date or even the release year have not been revealed to fans yet. The new season will run until at least 2027, possibly 2028 depending on how many episodes are produced and how everything goes.

Studio Bones isn't done with My Hero Academia yet

Anime Future Movie from My Hero Academia Image by Studio Bones

While the main My Hero Academia anime has ended and Gachiakuta is rising as Bones' next big hit, that doesn't mean they've abandoned MHA. It's actually quite the opposite. Although there is no need to edit manga content anymore, My Hero Academia keeps getting more animated content.

For example, during Jump Festa 2026 it was revealed that My Hero Academia will get a 12th episode titled “More” in May 2026. This episode will cover the next chapter by Horikoshi, MHA Chapter 431.

However, it does not end there. My Hero Academia also has a spin-off animated by Studio Bones called My Hero Academia Vigilantes. My Hero Academia Vigilantes has its first season in 2025 and is coming back soon in 2026 with a second season. It is more than likely that Studio Bones will give this spin-off another season or two.

I'd be lying if I said I didn't miss it all. But if I can still inspire and encourage others, then I would still say that this is the story of how we became great heroes. All of us, all this time…this is a story about how we will keep reaching out for help. — Izuku Midoriya at the end of My Hero Academia chapter 430

Of course, it must not be forgotten either the huge possibility of a My Hero Academia animated film. While it's not yet confirmed, it's almost inevitable at this point. Jump Festa 2026 also strongly hinted at this, as two other future projects remain under wraps for MHA.

My Hero Academia will remain Studio Bones' most iconic series of all time

My Hero Academia will remain Studio Bones' most iconic series of all time

Even though Gachiakuta is now taking over Studio Bones, it is unlikely that he will surpass him My Hero Academia in general success. My Hero Academia is by far one of the most respected anime series everand its protagonist Deku is also one of the biggest faces of Shonen anime.

Gachiakuta is still far from that level of glory. The only other Studio Bones anime that can really compete with My Hero Academia is Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood is arguably the greatest anime of all time.

It is still higher in general ratings My Hero Academia. Both series will be remembered for years to come, but whether that will be the case with Gachiakuta remains to be seen.

My Hero Academia is a story of heroes in a world where people are given special abilities called Quirks from birth. In a world where heroes and villains fight, Deku strives to become the greatest hero of all time, like his idol, All Might. The My Hero Academia manga has ended with 431 chapters for fans to read. You can find all these chapters on Manga Plus. My Hero Academia is also airing its final season, which will consist of a total of 11 episodes. The series can be watched on Crunchyroll.

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